Can you use stodgy to describe soup?
While "stodgy" is often used to describe food that is heavy, filling, and perhaps a bit bland, it's not the most common way to describe soup.
Here's why:
* Stodgy implies a lack of lightness: Soup is often associated with warmth, comfort, and even lightness. "Stodgy" contradicts that feeling.
* Soup can be varied: Soup can be light and broth-based, thick and creamy, or rich and hearty. "Stodgy" doesn't capture this variety.
Better Alternatives:
* Thick
* Heavy
* Bland
* Uninspired
* Uninteresting
* Cloying (for overly sweet soups)
For example, you could say "The soup was thick and stodgy, almost like a stew." However, it's more common to simply say "The soup was thick and heavy" or "The soup was bland and uninteresting."
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